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Devil's Hollow Brewery
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Devil's Hollow Brewery

Dogs
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Where
Dubbo, NSW
Policy checked
2026-09-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

OpenTable and TripAdvisor listings describe outdoor patio seating that accommodates pets, with water traditionally available for dogs in the outdoor areas; 4.3 on Google from around 390 reviews. Booking platform evidence, use reported practice framing.

Devil's Hollow Brewery sits in the Blueridge Business Park on Commercial Avenue, a few minutes east of the Dubbo CBD, and doubles as a working brewery and a full kitchen. It opens early on weekdays (7:30am for coffee and breakfast) and runs late on Friday and Saturday nights, which makes it one of the more flexible dog friendly stops in town: bring the dog for a morning feed and stay through to a tasting paddle in the evening if you like.

Dog access is reported rather than published as a formal policy: booking platforms and travel listings describe outdoor patio seating that accommodates pets, with water traditionally available for dogs in those outdoor areas. Treat it as a strong pattern rather than a guarantee. Ring ahead for groups, keep your dog leashed and settled in the patio, and expect to leave the taproom itself to two legged guests.

The vibe

This is Dubbo's craft brewery, and the beer list is the reason people drive out here: dark ales and rotating releases, with a tasting paddle if you cannot decide. The kitchen goes well beyond pub snacks, with steak sandwiches, bao and pork belly on the menu, and takeaway beers in the fridge if you are camping nearby. The pace shifts with the day, from quiet weekday breakfasts to a full beer garden on weekend evenings, so afternoon is the easy window for a dog visit. Sunday wraps up at 5pm, and wet weather is the limiting factor for a patio-based dog welcome.

Make a day of it

Start with coffee and a run at the Buckingham Dog Park or South Dubbo Park Fenced Dog Park, then settle in at the brewery. If you want a second stop, the cafe list around town is deep: You Cafe Dubbo is a solid pick, and the Dubbo dog friendly guide pulls the whole region together, along with dog friendly pubs across NSW.

Policy verified 11 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.